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FINANCIAL ADVICE FOR YOUR 20s & 30s
ON THE JOB
Most of the new jobs being created by the President's economic-stimulus package are outside the Washington, D.C., area. Here's how to benefit, no matter where you live.
GRAD GUIDE
How can you nail a job interview? How can you dress to impress on a tight budget? Should you go to grad school? We answer your questions on everything you wish you had learned in school -- but didn't -- about your new job.
STARTING OUT
You worked hard to get the education, the skills and now the job. Don't let these mistakes sabotage your climb up the career ladder.
CAREERS
Show you're willing to hustle and emphasize your tech know-how.
ARCHIVES
How to run a business focused on profits as well as people and the planet.
This step-by-step guide will help you find new employment fast.
Networking is crucial. So is smart money management.
Whether you've already lost your job or are waiting for the ax to fall, we have the advice you need to recover.
As layoffs soar, some industries are poised to add more jobs.
Is an attitude of goodwill a strength or a weakness in the workplace?
Six fields that offer job security and fat paychecks, too.
When the going gets tough, these careers get going.
How to prepare for the worst and make a quick recovery.
Your guide to deducting some of the costs of finding new employment.
MONEY: 5 HOTTEST JOBS
Network Analyst: Design, test and build networks for businesses.
Physician assistant: Work under a doctor's supervision to complete miscellaneous tasks physicians may not have time to handle.
Computer applications software engineer: Uses computer languages to design, construct and maintain computer programs.
Computer systems software engineer: Configures, installs and maintains entire computer systems.
Network and computer systems administrator: Run a business's on-site help desk for computer matters.
See the top 10 list
Physician assistant: Work under a doctor's supervision to complete miscellaneous tasks physicians may not have time to handle.
Computer applications software engineer: Uses computer languages to design, construct and maintain computer programs.
Computer systems software engineer: Configures, installs and maintains entire computer systems.
Network and computer systems administrator: Run a business's on-site help desk for computer matters.
See the top 10 list
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